Giorgia Meloni had promised to attack “
the cultural hegemony of the left
” to make the Italian right more audible. A vast cultural project with a political aim which involves, among other things, a solid takeover of information, which is beginning to arouse strong resistance among Italian journalists, who are usually quite docile.
This is evidenced, for example, by the five-day strike of journalists at RAI, the public radio and television station, who refuse to become the
“government megaphone”.
Like the new three-day strike by journalists from AGI, the second press agency, who for a month have been firmly opposed to its sale to a League deputy, close to Meloni.
No more autonomy
Since 1975, the pluralism of public radio and television service had been guaranteed by the attribution of the first network to the Christian Democrats, the second to the Socialists and the third to the Communists. A system which has nevertheless weakened, in particular since Matteo Renzi, in…